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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12833, 5 April 1905, Page 3

rrnci.'i'A REMEDIES are the most wonderful ikixi cures. Wood purifier-;, and havnodr remedies ever eoinporinded. Warm baths iviih f.'utiutira Soap, to cleanse the' sUiu. Ken tie anointing? with Cuticnra Ointment, to instantly ail.iy itching-, soothe arid lid!. T.-.i'd (!<jip-, of f.'UtiMmi Resolvent Pills, to foul and <-U;tin?e the ljlouil, will alft.ir'J instr.ni relief. peril'.'.: rest ami sleep, and point to a s).«-ed.t\ pimuanenr. and economics! care of tortnrinir. i!i.fr.n>rinvr skin and s<'«lp humours, from infancy to a£e. wbcn all else Mi. Win., Stevenson, of D*vonport. ■ has i'!-r received notice from Great Britain of ill.- aci"iiit.ntii of complete snerificnimn No. 26450 of lii« improved combined (lining; and billiard table, Some little time- ago lie not a patent for (lie same table for Nov.- Zealand, now boinj, miulo by (lie D.S.C. Special attention is drawn to Messrs. Baker Bros.' auction sale to-day of the Orange Grove Estate, Reumera, which bus beer cut up into allotment*. Abo a n';mbe. of building lot- at (jientnoro, mid ollu*. properties. An excursion steamer will !eavf> (he ferry tee at. si-quarter to cloven a.m. and two p.m. to-day for .St. He Hers Bay. The effect of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet?) ov. the bowels is so mild and gentle that it is not noticeable, and you sever realise that a medicine has been taken.